Corinth station (A-train)

Corinth
General information
Location	Corinth, Texas
Owned by	Denton County Transportation Authority
Line	A-train
Services
Preceding station DCTA Following station MedPark toward Downtown Denton Transit Center A-train Highland Village/Lewisville Lake toward Trinity Mills

Corinth Station is a proposed A-train commuter rail station that would serve the city of Corinth, Texas.

History

In 2003, following the creation of the Denton County Transportation Authority (DCTA), the city of Corinth was one of five municipalities in Denton County to vote against joining the new transportation authority. ^[1] After the A-Train began revenue service in 2011, rail service from Denton to Lewisville began with no stops in Corinth city limits. In the years after, proposals to call another vote to join DCTA were floated in Corinth, but ultimately never happened. ^[2]

Corinth renewed discussions with DCTA for an A-Train station starting in 2019, hoping to stimulate growth and new developments along the rail line. ^{[2] [3]} As of October 2025, the station is still in the planning phases, with Corinth expected to pay for the development of the station and its platforms.

References

1. Bywater, Nicole (November 26, 2003). "Denton County rail plan moves forward". The Colony Courier-Leader. Star Local Media. pp. 6A. Retrieved October 21, 2025– via UNT Portal to Texas History.
2. Heinkel-Wolfe, Peggy (March 28, 2019). "Corinth, DCTA renew talks for A-train station". Denton Record-Chronicle . North Texas Public Broadcasting . Retrieved October 21, 2025.
3. Betancourt, Juan (August 25, 2023). "DCTA approves $70M budget, plus latest GoZone numbers and a potential new station in Corinth". Denton Record-Chronicle . North Texas Public Broadcasting . Retrieved October 21, 2025.